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Reply With QuoteI wouldn't touch it. Unfortunately parts basses, no matter how good the parts don't seem to hold any value. I also really don't like the 'professional' job on the back of the neck.
Feedback Score 0 Not a bass player, just came across this ebay listing and looks pretty interesting
Is this a fair deal for $US700+ $60shipping ~ $800CAD (not including custom fees & tax)?
* Warmoth Dinky Jazz body- swamp ash
* Candy Tangerine Finish
* Warmoth - Fender replacement neck
* 34" scale with extra 21st fret
o "Super Bass" construction
o 1/4" thick slab fingerboard
o Slim back contour
o 10" fingerboard radius
o Drilled 11/16" for standard tuning machines Standard 2-1/2" wide vintage fender heel specs
* Shaller Lite Tuners
* Gotoh Bridge
* Dunlop Recessed Strap Locks
* Sadowsky Pickups and Passive Electronics
* Vol-Tone-Vol-Tone config
* Vintage Parchment pickguard
* Vintage Neck finish with finish removed on the back for super fast feel
* Vintage Fender Neck Logo
Fellow colleagues, what do you think?
I play for beer
Feedback Score 0 I wouldn't touch it. Unfortunately parts basses, no matter how good the parts don't seem to hold any value. I also really don't like the 'professional' job on the back of the neck.
MIJ '86 Squier Jazz, '09 Squier Classic Vibe Jazz
Eden WT-550, D112XLT x 2, Nemesis NA-320, NSP-410
'63 Fender Mustang
Feedback Score 0 Some people might want that bass but me personally I like buying all original. I wouldn' t buy a modified bass.
Fred
Feedback Score 0 it looks good and a cool colour, but as mentioned earlier it will have no resale value. If you could get it for 300-400 it might be worth it
Feedback Score 3 (100%) At that price stay away, you can get much better used here at home.
Feedback Score 0 Thanks all for the replies.
I digg that color as well but I'll probably spend $100 on a used starter bass.
Ya, it's only sold for a fraction of its cost. I guess you'd buy it if you don't plan to sell it.
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